Hi all,
The grass mat at Hog Hole is getting very nice, especially if you don't
have a scope. There were a handful of Least Sandpipers, one Semi-palmated
Sandpiper, five Spotted Sandpipers, one Killdeer and lots of Song Sparrows
acting like shorebirds, around Noon today.
This area is worth checking often. I have a feeling something more
unusual will show up eventually. It would be fun to see a Baird's Sandpiper in
binocular view.
Gary
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